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Thanks for everyone's help! Home Depot wanted us to bring it back in and, since it's 8ft tall and about 200lbs, I was just looking for some other DIY options that would be easier. It's a stand alone pantry not attached to any other cabinet so they claim the toe kick is correct. Guess we'll find...

Here are some more pictures showing the bottom of the cabinet and the toe kick they provided. I don't think there would be any issue cutting off the back lip so the pantry can slide onto the toe kick (box)

I called Home Depot to speak with the cabinet specialist we originally worked with and he was off until tomorrow. So I'll be following up with him then. I'm not sure what you mean about the top spacer?

You are right. We can't tip the pantry up because of the clearance with the ceiling. The toe kick is essentially just a box to place under the pantry then we received finishing pieces to glue/nail onto it so it matches the pantry. The toe kick box is not quite the width of the full pantry...

I wish that was the issue :) The pantry currently has the lip on all 4 sides and on the top and bottom of the pantry. Cutting the lip off of the back of the pantry is looking like our best option so we can slide it on

So we had Home Depot build a custom pantry for us. The cabinetry specialist explained that the pantry and the toe kick would come separate and that we just need to lay the toe kick down then lift the pantry on top of it to have it fit uniformly against the wall and ceiling. No problem we...